POST OFFICE BOX 144 FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY 0772B

POST OFFICE BOX 144 FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY 07728

4/10/81

bon Block Prediction DeluxeAnAl Mann Exclusive

NOTE, The deluxe model has a metal tube embeddedin the block which should last a lifetime.

The erasor on the gimmicked pencil falls off insidethe blook and into the palm, secretly.

It is best to use onion skin paper for the predictions.

Always use the accordian fold and handle the block inthe horizontal plane.

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t : A block of wood. is brought on stage ,'~:; inf~ your shci7r,2'the dignitary to whom you have Gntru~;~: it for the

or so. 'fhrough the center of ttle block j< hole, sealed ~ ~([ end. It contains three ('7) rolled up p i e.. of paper. 'llhe

~ine prediction is the center one; the (t;~~r two serve asKS at both ends of the hole.

'i'h e seals are r-emoved and ore ervd o ap e r is shoved out,epened and read. It mi.gh t r e ad t AChOSS 'I'HE rO? OF 'l'H.8 PAPER hiILLB.w r

Lt .. ,;O\-'; -. .: push b i Ll e t No.? nart WRy out by' inserdr,,the b5 ~let pencil into end B of tile b Lo ck , IN )';.;~PROC1~S,) Ot" REi-lOVING '.cIili PlN err, .sN::iUh}..; 'I'rlA'I' frffi;~ l-ON '.rm~ ! LIJNUi'.;lt ENGAGES 'I'HE STEP IN 'rHE HOLE. 'i: .. actionwill cause the billet in tne nencil (No.3) to 'ctautoma-cically. Johe action is shown in .r"ig. S.

S. While No.2 is being removed and read, switch t billetpencil for tne crdinary one.

6. Now No.3 is pushed out hy -che helper and is op ed andread for the CLIl"lAX.

In Step Jt4 above it is pos8ible to have the helper use "f) billetpencil to saove out No.2. ~old the block with the hole j:; avertical position and drop the billet pencil into it, it structinethe helper -co push the billet half-~ay out. as soon as oe hasdone so, your hand takes the end of the pencil v.n ile :,c removesthe half-emerged billet. You then remove tae pencil, lo&din[" thelast billet. This method does much to conceal the open end of thepencil from accidental viewinB, ~nd D~r~it~ showing ~he pencilall reCund while it is in tne hole resting onBillet 1\o.? notdelibera-cely,ofcourse, but incidentally.

It is suggested thpt the billets be Rccordion-foloed. This foldwill eIiSUI'e i.he expansion necessary uo retain No .3 in tne oLo ckafter t n e others nave been r-emo ved, If the b.iLLe t in t h e pencilis rolled orci.narily, it is likely not to expand it can be9-u:nped, not pushed, from the block! ~;ome may Ld k e t n i s condi tionfor it ensures a logical reason for 'Cne end-aspers. If so,prepare tne rolled billet additionally by holcing it tirhtlyclosed with a piece of Scotch fape.

EN 3LOC ~as conceived to make lorical tne rolled ~8per from apencil. ~here else to find a rolled peper hut in 2 nole?In its o e veLo pmen t , other concepts were add ec b e c e us e of theunnatural loo~ ofthe metF.I billet pencil Q~rler very close-upconditions. Also, the -ch~~b movement neces~ary to eject thebillet from the me t a I pencil was el ilin 2 tF,O. (Let magi ci pntwatch you in vein!)

So your pencil he s cracked a bi tat the seam? Good I IUne wascracked intenticnally. Just insert a tapered dowel stick intothe c. pen end aut'r'd c i ently far to s pre ad the crack Jl. 'll rU ? LE.. .Place a " smidget" of white flue on your finrertip and rub into"the crack. h emo ve dowel, cleanofi' excess vlue and clamp 10Jith Brubber band. 'I'n e pencil will nov be f. tron~er l,eun '.... n en i~ i t sor'it'inc'l state.HAPPY frlEDICTING!

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